To complete my research I wanted to chat to a woman who’s a plus size 28. I instantly remembered the most wonderful lady who ran the care home where my late father spent his last years. Dela is the kindest and most generous person you could ever wish to meet.
We plus size girls all groan when we are invited to some special event. What are we going to wear? Where are you going? your best friends wedding? Your parents golden wedding anniversary? Or it’s your daughter’s wedding?
Plus Size Designer clothing, what does she mean, I hear you ask? Well you know stylish, chic, exclusive, up market and of course, large. Well larger than size 16.Yes there are a few brands that fit into this category.
So here I am trying to write an article about plus size dresses. Frankly I don’t even like the term. I am a ‘plus’ size woman, what else should I call myself? Oh yes of course I’m fat, over weight and I like those words even less. If I’m searching on Google for shops that have clothes suitable for me I’m appalled at the words I need to use in order to find something suitable.
If you are making a trip to our new Chancery Lane shop, why not make a day of it and spend some time exploring parts of historical London you may not have seen before? Or treat yourself to a luxury pampering session, new hair cut or just sample some of the delicious things to eat and drink around the area.
I recently did a review of the West Ends ‘plus shopping’ and mentioned then that Selfridges had gotten rid of all its plus size designers (there was at one time a good plus department in Selfridges) and grudgingly kept only Marina Rinaldi.
A provocative article featured in the Daily Mail* voicing concerns about the UK’s growing population of overweight people. Naveed Sattar; Professor of Metabolic Medicine at the University of Glasgow has outlined how we might deal with the problem. This has prompted me to write a response.